CDC's Division of Strategic National Stockpile (DSNS) operates and maintains the SNS. This program focuses on enhancing preparedness for responding to a large-scale bioterrorist event within 48 hours in the nation's largest cities and metropolitan statistical areas, where more than half of the U.S. The PHEP cooperative agreement funding includes support for the Cities Readiness Initiative of the SNS. Public Health and Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Cooperative AgreementĬDC's PHEP cooperative agreement funds 62 state, locality and U.S.-insular-area public health departments to build and strengthen their ability to respond effectively to public health emergencies. The CDC's Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response manages two programs: Congress supports CDC's public health preparedness and response activities. I don't think you can only to your own POPs.In 1999, the United States Congress tasked the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with the establishment of a national pharmaceutical stockpile system, after March 2003 referred to as the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS). However, artisans all over the world produce all goods in small quantities, so it won't be a total hoard.ħ. You can, if you are the sphere leader, place a huge buy order for the good and then allow your POPs to buy from the national stockpile. They buy with their own money, and thus you cannot guarantee that they can always fulfill their needs.ĥ.
You can allow your POPs to buy from the national stockpile, but I don't know if they check the markets first or the stockpile. Your POPs/factories buy in the order above, first from the "common" market and then from the "world" market. You cannot stop this export, except by being the sphere leader and having a huge, insatiable buy order.ģ. If there's any left over, the rest go to the "world" market where all governments buy in order of prestige, and finally all POPs buy in order of their government's prestige. Then, if there's any left over, POPs in your "common" market get to buy in order of their government's prestige. They go to the "common" market, where governments in your sphere get to buy in order of prestige. I wrote a long reply, but the forums logged me out before I could post it =[Ģ.
So here are some questions:ġ) Is there an option to put the output of certain factories or just certain goods that I produce directly to my stockpile instead of placing them on the market?Ģ) Normally, what happens to the goods I produce? Are they placed on the common market first and then exported from there? If so, how can I stop that export?ģ) If my factories or artisans need inputs, where do they get them from? Do I provide them the input materials by buying them from the world market or do they do that themselves with their own money? Do they go to the common market first? How can I make sure everyone gets the input materials that they need? (aside from subsidizing)Ĥ) If I start stockpiling a good from the trade window, do I purchase what's available in the common market first or do I always directly buy from the world market?ĥ) How do I prevent certain goods I produce from falling into the world market? If, for example, I am technologically advanced and am the sole producer of a strategic good in the world, how do I make sure no one in the world has access to that good?Ħ) Is there a way to embargo certain countries so that they don't have access to the goods that I produce?ħ) How do I sell from the stockpile to the common market?
Victoria 2 stockpile purchases how to#
I am producing some goods that I do not want to export and keep to myself but I don't know how to do this. I am playing Sweden and I built a few factories to see if I would be able to manage them. I am trying to understand the dynamics of the internal market (or common market, are they the same thing?) and stockpile.
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